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A Man at His Best.

It has been said that t.if we conld
=. r,.oo];zo .ho u,on,ar. 80 al.' -,
s''''"s .ns "on.'eis % our 'hysicai Or
sau'@ato'i' we would De hypochond-
tiacs, fearing every moment that some
part of the machine would break
down. Yet how trne is & that man
irnows moro .hn,t .In,os4 ararr..s;s. 49,.
tthan Ia dnes aho,,t h;msoie es'.J on.s
y In n5,ha tho % r.r;ons "Do uoant;snn sa af re- ~.
often do We find ,Ls, .hs ~ ,,nh,n lh. now ,o,.
viii detect the sn,alIcs, ALI. snecI sIaier tnat 10
tarfaros w;th ,4a maua,,,da. speea y. s'a. n
sooner Than evar ,,ream ~ ~ " dasn waIcn'
ment of the n,lsa heaa % ~ - M .o ucrae7
ii'he nnanaep wn,lS not =. Y dan "m ua,n nea,'a
othen rod With M his loo lnoo,,,n.tva @ ,um .n,an. AN
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wi, M dive his nyn - ~ anconsn,ous-
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Etoi, Montern..


Any old Eton boy would tell you that
you might as we'll never have been
born as not to know about Montem.
Why. Montem was as old as Queen
Elizabeth, aud QueenNictoria was very
sorry to have to consent to have it
broken up. The senior colleger was
captain Of Montem. and he sometimes q
made f100o out of it.
On the morning of Montem day,
the captain gave great breakfast in
the Hall to the fifth and sixth forms.
Then the boys marched twice around
the school yard, the ensign waved the
great flag the corporals drew their
swords and the e possession :, startskl
through the Playing Fields "a Salt Hiif,
in long sline, accompanied by two Ar
wore rsdssail seSaS, whises vi isoassssI sa IN
cooked hats with feathers, and regi-
mental boots; and the Lower boys wore
blue coats with lSAss buttons. white
| waistcoats and trousers. silk stockings
ahaepanps.sAaa cassied sander waiss
POLES. aat beforsst sthis Rng. het9S
tunriss, the salt sdareW Nand thM
tWeN " sdssisl IHts s1gu 8oAe, SQMe GU
ssp' on ssatSs ~ seas ssads ID
Mon, to beg "ssltn from eyeGy,
body they met. Salt meant money;
and everybody had to give them salt.
Georges fhe Third md tSteen Glafss@e
alwaEs gaze fifty s1i psas apiece. 4hS
money Won't 70 thescAptain of sMohtefH,
to help hlln pay his expenses at the
university to wlichAhe >ssas1to- go after
leaving Eton. The salt-hearers carried
satin monay bags and painted slaves,
and as receipts for the salt that they
secured they gave little printed tickets
with the date Of the year, and a Latin
motto.
Everybody went to Montem, King
George always used to go, and Queer
Victoria went There was always 4
"Montem poet" who dressed in patch
| Mark. and wore crown; and he drove
about the crowd in a donkey cart re-
citing his ode and hohrlshing copies Of
il for sale.
Wien the procession came to the tor
of Salt Hill. the ensign wayes,n ms ; aos
Ia second time, M. that ended M the
seieDra'ice:aa; ea only the boys and the
! visitors all went to the inns at Windsor
Tor " big dinner. II EdDin d. Head, IN
81. Nicholas. st q
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eHURGH Is GovfKSOn.
Hts NOMINATION Is CONFIRMED

A dispatch from Washington Yesterday
morning stated that various charges had
been, filed against Judge Church. but the
most Substantial ones" had been preferred
by the 'fricnds of Gov. Plerce.s Upon
reading this the latter telegraphed Senator
Cullom as follows.
ST. PAUL. Feb 3.-Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullolt,
Gpl.2l Statss Senate; AoruipR papers say thab
The substantial charged, aeinst Judge Church
you please state whether auy Of nv friends SO
far as yon know, have made any charges what
eyer Ee, against Church, II # can be done with
GILBERT A. PIERCE
In short time the following response was
received:
W4snINeToN, Feb. 4.-.Gilbert 4 Pierce, ST.
Pault FOUR telegram receiyed. Amy statemeLt
br thp ceuilAittee having Churchis noninatian
n charge, haye made anF charges against Judge
Church, ia false You have teiagraphed me en-
hrmation, and to be at once relieved from the
afiice OF governor. which l presented to the
members OF the committee, and he has been con-
hrmed accordingly. s. NJ. CULLoM
there have been so many conflicting reports
about the matter thnt it is well enough to
set it at rest
s alIE NEWS AZ BIssIARuK
BIsMAnok. sspecial Telegram, Feb A.
Judge Church arrived on the delayed train
this evening, and, after reaching the city,
learned through telegram received by Col
Whitford that his nomination had been oep-
drmed by the senate. ,-ates tpe Judge 10.
oaised dispatch confirming this intellt.
gence. Been this evening, he said he should
not assume the duties Of the office of gov
srnor until the receipt Of his commission,
shish would prohabiE bp about nest Tues
day. In answer to the question whether he
would sit rs member Of the supreme
court, Judge Church said he had informed
his associate members that he would
do so tomorrow il desired, but not after
that date The same train that brought the
yoYernBr TO the CITY. brought also H. II. Day,
Capt GFiggs and q number of other leading
Democrats This evening GOV. Church was
oleseIeE far soma time with Judge Tripp and
afterwards received tho congratulations of
members Of the legislature and others. Ek-
Gov Pierce wired his congratulations The
city is TILED with office seekers, and the ar
rva! Of Judge Church, coupled with the fact
that he has been confirmed. has set the whole
outfit into O nervous aque
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II new broom be immersed in boii-
ing Yater until IT is quite cold. and
then thoroughly dried In tho air, It will
be far more pleasant to use and will
last much longer. Frequent moisten-
ing of the broom is conducive TO its
usefulness and also to the carpets.
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eoapora ox anEsrNrrs.

Roast some caestnltsstake off the
peel, then put into a preserving pan
with quarter of a pound OF VIII to SUI,
gar, and half glass Of water, lot them
simmer over Il gentl, fire; when they
have imbibed enough sugar take Them
out and dress them on q Il sh: squeeze
the juice of a lemon over them and
sprinkle them with fine sugar.
KIDNEYS sArrE.
Ont three kidnegs Zach into five
pieces; put an ounce of butter into tho
saute pan Qrylng PAM. when very hot
put in the kidneys, stir round for a
few minutes with a spoon til they are
set. Add n tcaspoonfal of flour, a
quarter of one of salt and the third
part of that of pepper. NIX we'll; add
half g,ll of broth and few mush-
rooms. Do not let them ho;l; a few
minutes is enough to do them.
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-s-saf tt sjisa 5slf-tz g.isi-. 4l-rs.---y
THE GRAPHIC

"a LActs bot . few noa1hs Of being the uld.s,
nswsp aper In Brale coni 4;
@-As an sdyertising R Pinm it is not excolled
:. y, newspaper in sos Dakot..
e Has . rapidly increasing circulation J. .nons
sae most Intelligent class of people in Bruie and
the adjoining counties. 4 '''''' :,
taerHas circulation second to mono in this or
sd,o,ninins counties, and a paid up subscription
list it is believed superior.
E1-ls lively, spicy, independent and ,levo.e.,
soieiyt to the interests OF KimbaM and B .uls G.,
everybody enioyes reading it. Give it trial.
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to indefinitely postpone the house LII pro-
yiding u bounty fos killing blackbirds

to indefinitely postpone the house I'LL pro-
viding u bounty for killing blackbirds
was lost, and the bill was recommended
to pass. Council bill "a. to define
reported from the Judiciary commis
tee. Hobart moved that the cominitte,
Teport the bill to the house. with the recon-
nlendation that 1t be indefinitely postponed.
The motion was lost The house bill to fa-
cilikate making proofs in actions brought
to recover money was warmly debated,
Sullivan opposing the proposed act on the
ground that it put the burden of proof on
The defendant, which was contrary to all
rules of jurisprudence. He thought the bill
Aikens and Crosse advocated the bill, and
finally it was made special order for Mon
day afternoon next Council Bill 56. re-
lating to the issue of warrants in certain
cases. was opposed by Aikens. who SAID it
was simply an incentive to perjury. IL was
recommended to indefinite postponement A
motion that the committee of the whole rise
waa voted down, but the chair declared it
carried all the same.
Williams Of Burieigh moved that the re-
port of the committee of the whole be
adopted, except that portion referring to the
ccancil bill relating to incompatible
10y of officers, and that the bill
be recommitted to the committee
on Judiciary, which motion prevailed
message from the governor announced his
approval OF House Bill No. 81. repeating
chapter 81 OF the Laws of 1881, relating 20
loans of money
Bills Introduoed-By Cooper, relating to the
duties OF county attorneys in cases Of claims Of
workingmen; 1t empowers county attorneys to
! institute suit TO recover wages where workmen
or workwomen are unable to pay the expense
OF employing n lawyer: and such attorney shall,
when the claim is collected. pay 1t over without
any deduction whatever, the county attorney TO
charge and collect from the defendant for
services and costs, the same to be paid
; before the Judgment rendered in such case is
J discharged. By Aikens, for an act to amend
article Of chapter 12 Of tho code of civil pro-
cedure. By White, providing that 1t shall be
the duty of the auditor or clerk of any county
within the territory to furnish tho clerks of any
civil township within the county. upon applica-
ton therefor, with all necessary books and
blacks for town purposes BY Dodds, amending
Session Laws, 1885. by adding to section / OF
chapter l45 after the word condition" the fol-
loving words: Said trees to be not more than
twelve feet apart" By Muore. to repeal Sec
tion G6. chapter 20 of the political oode, re-
lating TO road and school poll tax.
k The council joint resolution relating to
printing the journal passed its third reading.
On motion OF Mr.. Aikens council bill 1873,
for the purchase of five hundred copies OF
the Session Laws of 1883 aud 1885, was
passed under suspension of the rules,
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COUNCIL.

A ocmmunicatfonwa was received from the
acting governor yetoing Council Bill No. 13
q vote being taken 1t was passed notwitf-
standing the objections OF the governor
ayes 90 nays 4. Bills introduced: 81
By Mr.. Ericsson, providing for the mode Of
calling in public bonds for payment and fixing
the Time when interest thereon shall cease. By
MT. Foster, TO amend teet1ons 2, 3. 4. 5, 8 and
ef-s"nter ar 6f Law3 Of 1 lss6 providing Tor tho
Ion aud regulation OF building md
"a.npbeil to amend
epliticai Code. cx-s
ssociations and
BY Mr. Camp
seueral Laws OF
Id
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Owing to the fact TINT the codhnoil CHAM
transacted. The conference report on the
joint resolution to purchase. copies of the
revised code was agreed to- Sheldoi, offered
a resolution directing the purchase Of 100
full-bound copies Of the session laws Of 1885
ton; the printers. and appropriating 81 800
70 pay for the same The council then sd-
i0urned .sL4 -L+ Sc. .
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r.. xHp oougn1i.
In the council the following bills were in

troduced:
! BY Mr.. Allen, to amend section 5tchapters3 4.
tices. BY Mr. Dodge. appropriatinV 5000 for the
relief OF Frederick p. Benjanin, ByNE gDdge,
providing for a joint committee to VISIT End ";
BY Mr.. Cain, authorizing the, adjntant gsusrAl
To purchase arms and equipment for the aRr-
cultural college at BrOokings.
Eoysril bills passed under suspension OF
rrles,ys No 10, providing for.the appointments
OF legislative coinpittSr TO visit the North Da-
kot, hospital for the insEne at ! as.:e No.
12s.. fos changing the. name Of q MorasiAn
chureh soetaty in Cass county: No. 13S, pro-
viding for the piischase OF Pension Laws Of 1888
sud 1885: No. 100, iegaliSipg the ACTS bf Max
RneEY,f az n q: prv nubiin
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THE ACTING oovRAEoR HEARD FROM -
communication was road from aching
Gov McCormack. nclosing two council
bills which had pnsaed both houses, and
v hich were returned for better enrolment
the governor expressing the opinion that
lffeYA tsannld hi, M arasureesuf iaIKAaa
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House Bill Passed-Amending sc,tion 81.
arsicle AZ. chapter %, Of the political CODE re-
lat5pR to ETeassrers' receipts forftaxea. provid-
Ing sha. lhey shah shSsE unpaid taxes FOL former
"a A. Saith wae appointed clerk OF the
committs on agricultural apdNerrftarlal AZ
fatn Is q
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11apsE PROCEEDINGS.

In the house the first business was the re-
port of the committee of the whole, which
was under consideration when the house Qd-
house bill appropriating a portion Of the tax
paid by fire insurance companies to the BEN
eft of fire departments was reconsidered in
order that an ei'rorsrnfght hs corrected Mr..
Sprague moved to reconsider the vote by,
which the bill rspealing the uspiy act was
passed. Lost. Mi, SuliiVan moyed to recon-
stderi the vote by which ride 80 was amend
ed yesterday, Carried. and the rule was re-,
ferred to Tho committee on rules a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-06

Cash paid for butter every day in the
week ut o. d. OWENS.
Barton, June s..
Paris green in bulk or in packages,
ut H. G. PIERCE's Barton. %
DIT. PEARSON will be absent from June
9th till June goth, and his dental rooms
will be closed. 1924.
Carding season from June 1st to Dec.
LIST. Big stock of cloth and yarn on hand.
BARTON WOODEN MILL.
Bring in your potatoes this week as
shall car no more old ones after this
week. H. o. WHITCHER.
Barton, June 6. 1t
Pasturing for young cattle, sheep or
horses, to let at reasonable rates,
about 4 mile and a half from Barton viii
Iage. Enquire at this office.
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ESTATE OF n. w. SCOTT.
OmmiSSiOnerSsN Office,

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Or
leans, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the Estate of n. W. Scott, late of Greensboro.
in said district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purposes aforesaid
at the former residence of the deceased, on
the 23d day of June, and the 9th day of
October, next, from 9 O'Clock, a. m. until 4
o'clock, p. m, each of said days, and that six
months from the 9th day of NAV, A. d. 1887,
is the time limited by said Court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Greensboro, this 20 day of June,
A. D. 1SS7.
22-25 j. D. WILSON, Commissioners.
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COUNTY MONITOR.
A. p, R, r, lime TABLE.

passenger Trains Leave
$EWPORT-SoCTH-5-15 a m; LOS p m; $40 D m ;
IL.3T D m--NORTH-6.0O a m; 200 D m; 500
p m; 40 p m; $50 p m.
-ONENTRY-SoUTH -T-25 a M; 6.5s p M
NOETH-2-4 p N; 6-24 p IL.
BARTON LANDING-SOUTH-7.3 IS a m; ~l.I9 d
IN, us p M tu-51 p m.-NoRTH-f 3.57 a
m; $50 p m; ~4-24 p m; GA m
BARTON-SOUTH-7.49 a m; 1.3O p m; 7.37 p m;
1908 a m.-NORTH-3.45 a m; 2.lO p m Alb
p ms 600 p m.
SOUTH BARTON-SOUTH-T.5e a M; 7.55 . NJ
NoETH-l.52 D m; 5.4s p m.
SUTTON-SOUTH-sI+ a m; s.25 p m; NoRrH-
lis p m; 5.32 p m.
WEST BURKE-SOUTH-s.21 a m; I I.55 D M .a5
nm: 1881 a m.=NORTH-f317 a m: lie a
m; +347 p m .5-25p m
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a m; 2.IO D m;
$50 p M; go p m; l2.$ a m.-NoRTH-
SOP a m; l2.4O p m; 3.32 p m; SOC p m.
Does not stop.
= stops only for passengers to or from connecting
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-06
ESTATE OF II. c. QUINCY.
commissioners Notice

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Or
leans, commissioners to receive, examine and adj
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of III. c. Quincy, late of Lowell,
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, at
the dwelling-house of the late II. c.. Quincy, on the
5h day OF July and the 4th day of Oct. next, from
10 O'Clock a. m., until l O'Clock, p. M, each
Of said days, and that six months from the
2sth day of May, A. D.. 1887, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Lowell, this list day of June,
A. D. 1887.
IS LEVI Ii & RW~THHGEEEIIS0se4RN' Commissioners
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New Advertisements.
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

The tax payers of the town of Barton are hereby
notified that the Town, County State, Stae School and
Highway tax bills, Except the highway tax bills
of the two incorated ~villages) for 1887, have been
delivered 10 me for collection, under the provisions
OF sections 3o2 TO 1888 inclusive of the revised statutes
OF this State and said tax payers are requested to
pry their several taxes on or before 90 days from
the date hereof. By so doing they viii be entitled
to a deduction OF 4 per cent. of all taxes TINS paid,
Taxes remaining unpaid after the expiration of
said 80 days will be delivered over to the Collector
of said town of Barton, to be by him forthwith col
lected by process of law.
Z. F. BUTTON, Toson Treasurer.
Barton, VT, June 3 1887.
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&C

Probate Courts will be held on the second and
fourth Fridays Of each month at the Probate Office,
in NewpOrt,a nd on each Thursday preceding the
second and fourth Fridays of each month, at nv
office IN Barton Landing. o. II. AUSTIN Judge.
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New Advertisements To-day.

1T Scaver Potato Bugs
OWENS Clothing Store, Another Soul
+ r Dutton, Notice to Taxpayers
Estate of Frank Largis
Estate Of II c Quincy
Estate Of y W Scott
Stephenson & Aseltne, Lowell, Keep Cool
Court of Chancery.
f. = Hutchinson's Anti-Apoplectine.
j. T.. Lyon, Westmore, Morgan White Foot
W. Cummings, Coventry, Notice
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-06

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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she WAS a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to C~astOris,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-06-06
LOCAL ADVERTISING

Short advertisements, notices, announcements,
=, etc, will be inserted in this column at two
b word first week, and one cent a word there
This must be prepaid advertising. No
in other columns.
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ree0mmend DR.. ken8edy's Favorite Remedy
s.~ Grsvel. II cared me--S. J. McgorafrE n 4
Den. Mineral Surveyor, Bliss Station, Idaho. NJ
he'd AMI face was a mass Of patrfhe4tion. DR.
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an noa we'll a Parker. SauderlinviIIe- p
price Al. send scent stamp % DR. Kennady. Ron
don't. \. Y, Tor book % hldBes, Liver and Blood
disorders. Msnfion this paptr. 2I2s
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-16
CHAPTER XIII.

Like the pageant of dream this act in my
life passed away, and l thought its drama
ended. Only ten months before had first
seen the moonlight on St GabriePs Grange.
l had in that short time owned and resigned
an estate, had won and lost good mans
love, and my heart was nigh TO breaking.
But for that sore and wounded heart 1t
might have seemed, as, in my quiet little
home in Cloisterham, the memories Of the
past year came back to me, that had lived
brief passionate existence in some other
sphere, and had now to take up the threads
of ordinary life.
There had been many mistakes; had
quarrelled with my lover; could not take
what was not justly mine. To explain fur
Their was impossible without duplicating
Gwendoline, and that would not do. My
father let sigh escape as he thought of the
wealth / might have had, but he said little;
he knew l had no right to it, and he would
have given up double the fortune for rights
sake. He was too kind to cross-examine
closely; there was puzzled expression in
the thoughtful eyes that rested on my face,
but he only said
''YOu did well, my child. You could not
use penny of Mr.. GascOigne's money"
My mother and sisters thought more of
Gilbert and grieved more that was parted
from one loved and who had loved n"
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II away by telling me she was at peace. She
harped on what had happened more than
was natural; il was As II the ghost OF the
past haunted her path and would not let her
rest.
tried 10 think myself mistaken, 10 think
my own morbid fancy impaired this mean
ing TO her words; but the more pondered
them the clearer was this undercurrent re-
yealed, and then the seal seemed affixed Ia
my own sorrow, and the world around me
was dark indeed.
Was this 10 be the end? Had | done no
good9 Had not at least made Gwendoline
happy For all that Gilbert and were suf-
fering, was there TO be no recompense In the
life Of Martin and his wife2
Could Crawford Garden have sought her
out even In far India? Surely that could not
bel